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OnePlus: How to fix common software issues

OnePlus: How to fix common software issues

Have you had issues with your OnePlus’s version of Android? Wouldn’t it work just fine just like your other smartphones before? Here’s the most common ones and their fixes.

Games are not working with just mobile data

Some users have found that apps and games that require an internet connection don’t seem to work when the device switches to mobile data, but work as expected when connected to Wi-Fi.

Potential solution:

The issue seems to be related to the APN settings. Go to Settings – More Networks – Mobile Networks – Access Point Names, tap on the APN for your network, and then change the APN Protocol to IPv4 or IPv4/IPv6. In a lot of cases, these setting is preset to IPv6 only, which results in issues when certain apps and games attempt to connect to mobile data.

Performance lags and stutters

A few users have faced some performance issues with their device, including random but repeated reboots and instances of stutter or lag. Some users have also seen rapid battery drain even when the phone isn’t in use.

Potential solution:

Download the Greenify app from the Google Play Store. Here, you can see a list of applications that are active on waking the phone, and you can then change the settings for these apps, which should help with reduce any slowdowns.
A rogue app could be the cause for any performance issues. Boot the device into Safe Mode (you can find the instructions on how to do so below) and see if the problem persists. If not, an application is the issue. You can then either delete the last few apps you have may have installed before the problem started, or perform a factory reset and start over, even though that is recommended only as a worst-case scenario, since you will lose all your data.

Adaptive brightness not working consistently

Some people have found that the adaptive brightness doesn’t work as well as expected.

Potential solution:

This is a software issue, and a fix was rolled out with the official update to version 4.5.3. However, some users have found this issue to still persist, and hopefully, a more permanent solution will be available soon. Until then, you can download and use the Lux Auto Brightness app that is available on the Google Play Store, which is one of the best tools around to get better control over the adaptive brightness feature.

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OnePlus: 4 ways on how to restore your OnePlus 5

You know how to reset your OnePlus 5 in the settings menu, but did you know there are 4 ways on you go about doing this? Here’s the list for you to see.

1. Soft reset

If your display is off, turn it back on using the power key.
Open the “Settings” application.
Scroll down until you find “Backup & Reset.”
Tap on “Factory data reset.”
Select “Reset phone.”
Tap on the box “Erase everything.”
The device should automatically reboot

2. Hard reset

Turn your phone off by pressing down the power key for five seconds.
Turn the phone back on while keeping the volume down button pressed in.
When the phone vibrates, release the volume down button.
Your phone should enter a mode called Simple Recovery.
Choose the option that reads “Wipe Cache Partition” using the power button.
You should get a message that says “Cache wipe complete.”
Continue to choose the option “Wipe Data/ Factory reset.”
The phone should automatically reboot.

3. Wipe cache partition

Turn your phone off by pressing down the power key for five seconds
Turn the phone back on while keeping the volume down button pressed in
When the phone vibrates, release the volume down button
Your phone should enter a mode called “Simple Recovery.”
Choose the option that reads “Wipe Cache Partition” using the power button
You should get a message that says “Cache wipe complete.”

4. Booting into Safe Mode

Turn off the device.
Once off, press and hold the power button until the device starts booting up.
As soon as it starts loading, press and hold the volume up and volume down keys simultaneously.
Continue holding these buttons until the boot up is complete.
Unlocking the device, you should see it having booted up into Safe Mode.

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OnePlus: How to fix OnePlus 5 connectivity issues

Can’t connect to Wi-Fi or your bluetooth speaker with your OnePlus 5? You can easily remedy that by these simple tips and tricks on how to get yourself connected in no time at all.

Connectivity issues are quite common when getting a new device, and below are the general steps you can follow when facing problems with connecting to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices. Wi-Fi issues seem to be particularly prevalent with the OnePlus 5.

Potential solutions:

Wi-Fi Issues

Turn off the router that you’re using and the phone, and wait for a while before turning them back on.
Go to the Wi-Fi settings on the device and forget the preferred network, before entering the details again from scratch.
Check the level of activity on your current channel with the Wi-Fi Analyzer application. If necessary, simply switch to a different channel.
Disable Power Saving Mode through Settings.
Find the MAC address for the phone by going into Settings – About Phone and ensure it is recognized by your router.

Bluetooth Issues

Make sure that no power saving mode is enabled.
Start by turning the Bluetooth on your device off and back on again.
If the problem continues, clear the cache for Bluetooth by going to the Bluetooth Settings.
Restart the phone after clearing the data and cache.
If the Bluetooth device saves multiple profiles, you might have reached the limit for the number of profiles it can save. Delete old and unused profiles, and try setting up the connection once again from scratch.

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OnePlus: How to reboot a frozen OnePlus 5

If you ever found your OnePlus 5 frozen and won’t able to respond to touches, you can force restart it. Read this article for full fix.

How to Reboot a Frozen OnePlus 5

Those paying attention during setup may have actually seen the tip for how to reboot a frozen OnePlus 5. It’s a pop-up tip during the initial setup of your phone. If not, here are the quick and easy steps to do it yourself. As a reminder, this will not erase any data or content on your phone.

“If your device is unresponsive, press and hold down the Power key for 10 seconds to restart it.”

After holding down the power button for roughly 10 seconds the phone will automatically turn off, power cycle, and reboot back to normal operation. It’s worth noting that this is the same process to reboot the phone regularly, where you select from “power off” or “reboot” options on the screen.

However, if it’s completely unresponsive you can’t select any of the on-screen options. If so, just keep holding down the power button for over 10 seconds, and it will do a hard reboot. This should resolve most minor problems.

For some, the device may boot into a maintenance or safe mode. If so, use the volume up/down keys to navigate up and down, and use the power button to select an option on the screen. Then, just reboot your phone.

That’s all you need to know about doing a hard reboot on your phone. Again, this doesn’t erase any information or data and simply forces the phone to restart. Perfect for those experiencing problems or an unresponsive screen. In closing, these same steps work for almost any and all OnePlus smartphones, so try it if you’re facing issues.

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OnePlus: How to fix OnePlus 5 slowly recharging

We know that the OnePlus 5 dash charging tech is so good it’s somehow the selling point of all OnePlus flagships after OnePlus 5. But what if it fails? What will you do? Here’s how.

Temperature is too low for a recharge?

Try charging your phone with another adapter to see if the indication still arises.

If it still appears the indication, try doing a factory reset in Settings and following the steps: Settings – Back up & reset – back up my data and Factory data reset – erase internal storage – reset phone. Please back up all your important data firstly since all the data will be wiped during the process.

If all the solutions are excluded, it may be a motherboard problem, please contact with OnePlus service center or our after-sales service to ask for help.

Why is my battery not charging after 82%?

The charger and charging cable has something wrong. Please replace another charger and charging cable instead. You can buy a new one at a OnePlus 5 official store or a reputable online store.

Note: official charger and charging cable are highly recommended to charge for your phone.

Maybe the battery has not been activated. Discharge the battery and let the phone auto power off. Then full charge the battery. If the issue still persists, repeat this operation for twice.

If neither of the solutions resolves this matter, your phone battery or the mainboard may break down. You can contact our after-sales service to arrange a product return and factory repair, or go to the local repair store for professional assistance.

What if your OnePlus 5 can’t be fully charged?

Generally speaking, the process of battery charging usually experiences three stages: fast current charging, constant current charging and trickle current charging. When the phone battery reaches 80 percent of its capacity, it will step into the trickle charge stage. Trickle charge is the final step in the charging process, and the battery will be charged very slowly during this period. At this moment, the phone battery may be mistakenly tested as fully charged by some battery test software, so phone’s automatic battery charging protection will make your phone stop charging. If that’s the case, just try following steps below:

Make sure your phone battery is drained completely. (Wait for one or two minutes after first-time shutdown, and see if you can power the phone on again.)
Plug your handset into a charger, full charge your phone in power off state, then boot it.

If the above guide doesn’t solve this problem, your phone battery may come with defect, please contact our after-sales service or ask for professional assistance of repair store.

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The ‘Soft Gold’ OnePlus 5 is a pretty phone, with one big downside

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IT’S EASY TO GET EXCITED ABOUT SOMETHING THAT’S A LIMITED-RUN EXCLUSIVE.

OnePlus has once again trotted out a limited edition color of its phone, this time going with a “Soft Gold” variant of the OnePlus 5. This fair-skinned version of the OnePlus 5 has all of the exact same specs and features — 6GB of RAM, 64GB storage, etc. — as the “Slate Grey” color, and even has the same price. But it also has the distinct advantage of being relatively exclusive; once OnePlus sells out of these soft gold OnePlus 5s, it won’t restock them, so you’re going to be part of an exclusive club.

Now a new color isn’t worth dropping your current OnePlus 5 to get, but if you were considering the phone and want something a bit less generic looking, here’s what you can expect from the soft gold model.

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OnePlus uses the word “soft” to describe the finish, and it’s accurate. The gold is more of a champagne-like finish, and in bright light from some angles it almost looks silver (as you can see in some photos here). It definitely stands out from the black models, particularly with the shinier OnePlus logo on the back and shiny bevel where the metal frame meets the front. The antennas aren’t as surreptitious as the original dark colors, but they’re at least a beige color that attempts to fit in instead of plain white.

Here’s the one big problem: that soft gold anodization job on the back and sides of the phone is matched up with a white front surrounding the 5.5-inch display. Now this isn’t surprising as a vast majority of lighter-toned phones often go with a white front, but it does have a legitimate influence on how well you can view the screen in bright sunlight. A white-framed screen reflects more light than a black one, making it tougher to see the screen itself. It can also be rather distracting for your eyes — even if you’re turning on the OnePlus 5‘s excellent Reading Mode for the display itself.

Whatever your initial thoughts are on the soft gold OnePlus 5, you’ll have to solidify them quickly if you’re planning on buying one. Sales kick off today, August 7, over at the OnePlus online store and this color was explicitly made in limited quantities with no expectation of new stock coming available. Sure that stock could last a month … but it could also last a few days. Make your decision early, lest you be disappointed later.

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OnePlus: How to fix common software issues

Have you had issues with your OnePlus’s version of Android? Wouldn’t it work just fine just like your other smartphones before? Here’s the most common ones and their fixes.

Games are not working with just mobile data

Some users have found that apps and games that require an internet connection don’t seem to work when the device switches to mobile data, but work as expected when connected to Wi-Fi.

Potential solution:

Performance lags and stutters

A few users have faced some performance issues with their device, including random but repeated reboots and instances of stutter or lag. Some users have also seen rapid battery drain even when the phone isn’t in use.

Potential solution:

Download the Greenify app from the Google Play Store. Here, you can see a list of applications that are active on waking the phone, and you can then change the settings for these apps, which should help with reduce any slowdowns.

Adaptive brightness not working consistently

Some people have found that the adaptive brightness doesn’t work as well as expected.

Potential solution:

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OnePlus: 4 ways on how to restore your OnePlus 5

You know how to reset your OnePlus 5 in the settings menu, but did you know there are 4 ways on you go about doing this? Here’s the list for you to see.

1. Soft reset

If your display is off, turn it back on using the power key.

Open the “Settings” application.

Scroll down until you find “Backup & Reset.”

Tap on “Factory data reset.”

Select “Reset phone.”

Tap on the box “Erase everything.”

The device should automatically reboot

2. Hard reset

Turn your phone off by pressing down the power key for five seconds.

Turn the phone back on while keeping the volume down button pressed in.

When the phone vibrates, release the volume down button.

Your phone should enter a mode called Simple Recovery.

Choose the option that reads “Wipe Cache Partition” using the power button.

You should get a message that says “Cache wipe complete.”

Continue to choose the option “Wipe Data/ Factory reset.”

The phone should automatically reboot.

3. Wipe cache partition

Turn your phone off by pressing down the power key for five seconds

Turn the phone back on while keeping the volume down button pressed in

When the phone vibrates, release the volume down button

Your phone should enter a mode called “Simple Recovery.”

Choose the option that reads “Wipe Cache Partition” using the power button

You should get a message that says “Cache wipe complete.”

4. Booting into Safe Mode

Turn off the device.

Once off, press and hold the power button until the device starts booting up.

As soon as it starts loading, press and hold the volume up and volume down keys simultaneously.

Continue holding these buttons until the boot up is complete.

Unlocking the device, you should see it having booted up into Safe Mode.

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OnePlus: How to fix OnePlus 5 connectivity issues

Can’t connect to Wi-Fi or your bluetooth speaker with your OnePlus 5? You can easily remedy that by these simple tips and tricks on how to get yourself connected in no time at all.

Connectivity issues are quite common when getting a new device, and below are the general steps you can follow when facing problems with connecting to Wi-Fi or Bluetooth devices. Wi-Fi issues seem to be particularly prevalent with the OnePlus 5.

Potential solutions:

Wi-Fi Issues

Turn off the router that you’re using and the phone, and wait for a while before turning them back on.

Go to the Wi-Fi settings on the device and forget the preferred network, before entering the details again from scratch.

Check the level of activity on your current channel with the Wi-Fi Analyzer application. If necessary, simply switch to a different channel.

Disable Power Saving Mode through Settings.

Find the MAC address for the phone by going into Settings – About Phone and ensure it is recognized by your router.

Bluetooth Issues

Make sure that no power saving mode is enabled.

Start by turning the Bluetooth on your device off and back on again.

If the problem continues, clear the cache for Bluetooth by going to the Bluetooth Settings.

Restart the phone after clearing the data and cache.

If the Bluetooth device saves multiple profiles, you might have reached the limit for the number of profiles it can save. Delete old and unused profiles, and try setting up the connection once again from scratch.

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OnePlus: How to reboot a frozen OnePlus 5

If you ever found your OnePlus 5 frozen and won’t able to respond to touches, you can force restart it. Read this article for full fix.

How to Reboot a Frozen OnePlus 5

Those paying attention during setup may have actually seen the tip for how to reboot a frozen OnePlus 5. It’s a pop-up tip during the initial setup of your phone. If not, here are the quick and easy steps to do it yourself. As a reminder, this will not erase any data or content on your phone.

“If your device is unresponsive, press and hold down the Power key for 10 seconds to restart it.”

However, if it’s completely unresponsive you can’t select any of the on-screen options. If so, just keep holding down the power button for over 10 seconds, and it will do a hard reboot. This should resolve most minor problems.

For some, the device may boot into a maintenance or safe mode. If so, use the volume up/down keys to navigate up and down, and use the power button to select an option on the screen. Then, just reboot your phone.

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